X-Digg, GameLink.com Pair Up to Offer Fleshboxxx PPM Player

DOLLARD-DES-ORMEAUX, Quebec — Social website X-Digg.com and video retailer GameLink.com have teamed up social sites and video-on-demand using GameLink’s just released Fleshboxxx Flash Video Theatre Player module, which can be accessed from X-Digg.com.

The Fleshboxxx pay-per-minute Flash video player allows users to view clips from videos and buy minutes from thousands of adult video releases, all within the player. The user never leaves X-Digg.

“Social sites are not only an increasing viral marketing dream for the adult industry, but sites like X-Digg yield a huge audience of users looking directly for items in the adult world," according to Stacie Adams, affiliate and viral marketing manager at GameLink.

"Our internal stats show that the keyword 'video' is used over 8,000 times a day throughout our site search. Within the first 24 hours of this feature going online, it boasted over 5,000 users," X-Digg.com Director of Operations Glen Sibley said. “I have been working with Stacie over at GameLink since the summer; they were one of our first major advertisers on X-Digg. We were thrilled over the concept of adding the Fleshboxxx player to our site." For more information, the Fleshboxxx Flash Video Theatre can be found here.

X-Digg, which debuted in July, is a adult social bookmarking site on the Internet. GameLink.com, founded in San Francisco in 1993, is an adult Internet retailer offering a video-on-demand library of more than 35,000 titles, as well as DVDs and select toys and apparel.

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